Democrats at Work Begin National Convention in Denver
Denver July 7 The Democratic national convention opened before a 10,000 strong crowd. Theodore A Bell of California presided, praising Cleveland and Bryan while delegates from Nebraska New York and Pennsylvania moved to organize. The session featured grand spectacle, party unity efforts and a tense credentials dispute before adjourning after tributes to Cleveland.
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Amd
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White House
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Kentucky
Pate
Francis
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S. N. Dunn
Denver July convention carnival fills crowded streets
Denver celebrates the convention with a midsummer carnival vibe. Brass bands play as gaily lit trolley cars move through downtown crowds, hotel lobbies overflow with visitors, and impromptu parades cheer political banners for Governor Johnson and Mr. Bryan amid a night of gaiety and occasional clashes.
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Texas Woman Murdered in Hot Springs Killing Suspected Kidnapping
Ada Reichars of Dallas Texas was found murdered in her Hot Springs apartment. Neighbors cared for her two boys overnight. a seven year old girl is missing and believed kidnapped. The husband Harry Reichars in Dallas has been notified. Letters suggest a separation. Police suspect a suspect who may have fled to St Louis.
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Baseball scores and a tragic self-inflicted shooting
In American Association action Louisville beat Toledo 6 to 1 and St Paul defeated Kansas City 7 to 0. Columbus topped Indianapolis 6 to 2 while Minneapolis edged Milwaukee 3 to 2. Minneapolis then won 7 to 0 in the second game. Boston routed Cleveland 8 to 4 as Philadelphia and St Louis tied 2 to 2, with New York beating Detroit 2 to 8 and 4 to 11 in a second game. Washington lost to Chicago 0 to 1, and in another second game Washington fell to Chicago 7 to 4 in thirteen innings. National League scores show St Louis 1 over Boston 4 and Cincinnati 4 over New York 2. A separate report from Kewanee, Illinois dated July 8 notes Nicholas Cherry, 24, shot his sweetheart Anna Weingarts, 20, at Neponset and then killed himself. No motive is known.
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Kewanee, Ill
Nicholas Cherry
Anna Weingarts
Neponset
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